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6. After these come Hobbs, Cartesius and Gassendus, with a swarm of Epicureans, (a Sect commonly despised even in Cicero's time, and yet called Wits in ours by men that have no more wit than themselves); and some of these say, that Motion needeth no continued cause at all, any more than non-movere: But when a thing is in motion, it will so…
Richard Baxter — Catholick Theology, SECT. XII. Somewhat more of Predetermination; with an answer to Dr. Twisse., p. 38